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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1985
+ IN SUCH CASES, HE SAID,
CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION TO BE
THEY MAY APPLY IN WRITING FOR A ISSUED TO THEM.+
FOR ENQUIRIES ON HOW TO APPLY FOR A CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION, CALL THE DEPARTMENT'S INFORMATION OFFICE ON 3-7333111.
BLYE LEAVING IN NOVEMBER
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THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT THE SECRETARY FOR MONETARY AFFAIRS, MR DOUGLAS BLYE, WILL BE LEAVING HONG KONG AT THE END OF NOVEMBER 1985, PRIOR TO HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE HONG KONG CIVIL SERVICE.
AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED, HIS SUCCESSOR WILL BE MR DAVID NENDICK, WHO ARRIVED IN HONG KONG ON SECONDMENT FROM THE BANK OF ENGLAND IN AUGUST 1985.
UC DELEGATION PROMOTES HONG KONG IN TORONTO
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A FIVE-MEMBER URBAN COUNCIL DELEGATION HEADED BY CHAIRMAN MR HILTON CHEONG-LEEN HAS ARRIVED IN TORONTO ON THE SECOND LEG OF THE IR TWO-WEEK WORKING VISIT TO CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES TO PROMOTE HONG KONG AND STUDY MUNICIPAL SERVICES THERE.
THE GROUP WILL RENEW CULTURAL AND OTHER LINKS AND UPDATE THEMSELVES ON THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN CITY SERVICES DURING THEIR FOUR-DAY STAY IN TORONTO, WHICH HAS THE LARGEST CHINESE COMMUNITY IN CANADA WITH OVER 100 000 ETHNIC CHINESE, MOSTLY FROM HONG KONG.
THE PARTY HAS JUST FINISHED A FOUR-DAY WORKING TRIP TO VANCOUVER WHERE THEY VISITED THE EXPO '86 SITE AND SAW THE MODULE OF THE HONG KONG PAVILION.
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